#Japanese Yen
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Japan's government has approved a record ¥122.3 trillion budget for the next fiscal year, driven by rising social security and defense costs, escalating concerns over public debt.
On Dec. 23, Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi urged for more corporate investment to counter US and EU protectionism, signaling continued fiscal stimulus and rejecting austerity. What this means for investors.
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi rejected "irresponsible" spending, but her government's plan for a record budget is sending mixed signals. With 10-year JGB yields hitting a 26-year high of 2.1%, markets are testing her fiscal credibility.
The Japanese yen rallied to the 156-per-dollar level after Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Japan has a "free hand" to counter its depreciation, signaling a heightened risk of currency market intervention.
The Bank of Japan hiked rates, but the yen crumbled. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new macro regime and what it means for Bitcoin's role as a global asset.
The Bank of Japan's first major rate hike in 30 years marks a pivotal shift for the global economy. PRISM analyzes the impact on capital flows and supply chains.
The Bank of Japan's rate hike isn't just a local story. It signals the end of cheap yen, threatening the global carry trade and reshaping investment strategy.
The Bank of Japan is signaling an end to negative interest rates as corporate giants unleash investment. We analyze the global impact on the yen and capital flows.